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Taking their cue from experiments in jazz begun in the 60s and 70s,
Dirty Superb recognizes the urgency of improvisation. Free Jazz in
spirit--and Funk-Soul in fact--their mission is to mesmerize with
rhythm and renew with original groove. In the land of a thousand
dances, they unite the crowd under a single banner that reads, "Free
your mind and the rest will follow." Through collaborative invention
delivered with savvy and finesse, Dirty Superb epitomizes the
jamocratic ideal.
Dirty Superb formed in Pleasant Gap, PA, when Elevator Logic members
Michael New and Jacob Haqq-Misra (Mysterytrain) started writing music
with local area guitarist Ryan Alford (Hounds of Soul). Prior to the
band's formation, Jacob and Ryan performed together in State
College's 7 piece funk/jam band Cootie Brown. The three had
experimented with their instruments together at several musical
gatherings in the area and were eager to combine their sounds to make
a new listening experience. When the band was formed, they began
writing and playing soulful melodies with pockets made for the dance
floor. The organ-guitar-drums trio is best know for playing thick
and soulful original grooves as well as a selection of pre-existing
tasty jazz and funk bits. Dirty Superb also plays as the rhythm
section for State College area keyboardist and songwriter Gina
Riggio.
Instrumentation
Michael New: Rhodes, synth
Jacob Haqq-Misra: drums
Ryan Alford: guitar
One Set 1. Two Stroke 2. Tenderoni 3. Upright 4. He Bite Me > All Day Sucker 5. Tachyon 6. Mister Magic 7. Dogabone 8. Deja Vu 9. Eqwine Topics: soul, jazz, funk
Set 1 1. Red Clay 2. Deja Vu 3. Two Stroke 4. Tenderoni 5. All Day Sucker 6. Pyramid Scheme 7. Eqwine Set 2 1. Off the Cuff with Gina Riggio 2. Tachyon 3. Fast Money 4. Equinox 5. OGD 6. Dogabone 7. Upright Topics: soul, jazz, funk
Set 1 1. Dogabone 2. Fast Money > Equinox 3. Eqwine 4. Upright 5. Deja Vu 6. He Bite Me > All Day Sucker Set 2 1. Two Stroke > Tenderoni 2. Red Clay 3. Song for My Father 4. 8 Mile Soul Topics: soul, jazz, funk
One Set 1. 8 Mile Soul 2. Pyramid Scheme 3. Two Stroke 4. Tenderoni 5. Fast Money 6. Equinox 7. Song for My Father 8. Upright 9. All Day Sucker Topics: soul, jazz, funk
Taking their cue from experiments in jazz begun in the 60s and 70s,
Dirty Superb recognizes the urgency of improvisation. Free Jazz in
spirit--and Funk-Soul in fact--their mission is to mesmerize with
rhythm and renew with original groove. In the land of a thousand
dances, they unite the crowd under a single banner that reads, "Free
your mind and the rest will follow." Through collaborative invention
delivered with savvy and finesse, Dirty Superb epitomizes the
jamocratic ideal.
Dirty Superb formed in Pleasant Gap, PA, when Elevator Logic members
Michael New and Jacob Haqq-Misra (Mysterytrain) started writing music
with local area guitarist Ryan Alford (Hounds of Soul). Prior to the
band's formation, Jacob and Ryan performed together in State
College's 7 piece funk/jam band Cootie Brown. The three had
experimented with their instruments together at several musical
gatherings in the area and were eager to combine their sounds to make
a new listening experience. When the band was formed, they began
writing and playing soulful melodies with pockets made for the dance
floor. The organ-guitar-drums trio is best know for playing thick
and soulful original grooves as well as a selection of pre-existing
tasty jazz and funk bits. Dirty Superb also plays as the rhythm
section for State College area keyboardist and songwriter Gina
Riggio.
Instrumentation
Michael New: Rhodes, synth
Jacob Haqq-Misra: drums
Ryan Alford: guitar
On February 10th, 2010, Dirty Superb granted permission to host recordings on the Live Music Archive:
We would like to grant permission for archive.org to freely distribute our live recordings under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. We are happy to allow archived content uploaded by fans as well as the band. We believe in creating music to make people dance, smile, think, or just pause and listen, and we believe that music should be freely available to
everyone. We graciously welcome a partnership with the Live Music Archive in pursuit of our mutual goals.
